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High-profile Armenian POWs remain in Azerbaijan

  • 32 Armenian servicemen were freed from Azerbaijani captivity after a deal with Baku, but many high-profile Armenian prisoners remain in Azerbaijan. 
  • Ministerial Meeting of Landlocked Developing Countries opens today in Yerevan with remarks from Prime Minister Pashinyan on principles for establishing peace with Azerbaijan.  
  • European Council President Charles Michel says the EU urges permission from Azerbaijan for Nagorno-Karabakh refugees to return home.  
  • The Russian-backed Eurasian Development Bank expresses interest in the construction of Yerevan’s Ajapnyak metro station.
  • Link to latest episode of “Mindful Leaders” featuring Teach for Armenia CEO Larisa Hovannisian.

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